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Front page leadJohn Bolton expresses his view that the Specialist Chambers are illegal and that the trials conducted by them contain significant political elements.
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The front page of Gazeta Express features prominent stories on Kosovo's political and legal landscape, including comments from John Bolton regarding the Specialist Chambers, ongoing trials for war crimes, and domestic political party activities. There's also coverage of international relations…
John Bolton expresses his view that the Specialist Chambers are illegal and that the trials conducted by them contain significant political elements.
The trial against 53 individuals accused of the Meja Massacre and crimes in Gjakova has commenced in absentia, with the courtroom filled with lawyers.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) is holding a meeting of its Steering Council today to discuss party matters.
A new Schengen plan for the Balkans could lead to fewer opportunities for Kosovar workers seeking employment in Germany.
Journalist Klodiana Lala is initiating legal action against Vlora Hyseni following accusations of meetings with Serbian agents.
Kosovo's President Osmani held a meeting with Wesley Clark, the former Supreme Commander of NATO.
The author of the YouTube channel 'Mora Fjalë' has reacted to its removal, stating that unauthorized use of content is not permitted.
A police operation in Gjilan resulted in the seizure of weapons, ammunition, and cash.
The Presidency of the Assembly is meeting today to discuss the implications of a recent decision, with political parties expected to declare their stances.
The Kosovo national football team, referred to as 'Dardanians', has achieved a victory, bringing joy to the nation.
Vedat Muriqi scored a goal, putting Kosovo in the lead against Ireland in a football match.
Prime Minister Albin Kurti states that Milan Radoičić and other members of what he calls a 'terrorist group' should be brought to justice in Kosovo.
Albania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls for full accountability three years after the Banjskë incident, stating it is necessary for stability.
There are only 12 days remaining in the deadline for electing a new President, raising concerns about potentially avoiding a fourth general election in two years.
The US Embassy in Kosovo remembers the anniversary of the Banjskë attack and reiterates its call for those responsible to be held accountable.
Despite the Banjskë attack occurring three years ago, Milan Radoičić is reportedly still at large and moving freely within Serbia.
This story details the recent rulings made by the Constitutional Court concerning the Assembly, the Government, and the President.
Latif Gashi discusses his knowledge of the FARK (Kosovo Protection Force) after the war, mentioning Ramë Maraj's role and an alleged plan to form a parallel KLA structure.
Latif Gashi recounts the 2003 Supreme Court decision regarding the 'Llap Group', emphasizing the successful argument that their actions were against Serbian and Yugoslav forces.
Latif Gashi, speaking on 'Pressing', shares his experience as the first Albanian accused of war crimes, asserting that his spiritual freedom remains intact.
A deadline of October 6 is set for the election of a new President; if not met, new general elections are expected by November 15.